'Rodri's Ballon d'Or, Ricky Hatton!' – Manchester City suffer a rare humiliation reserved for Premier League rivals live on radio

Manchester City fans will have become accustomed to hearing 'Has anyone seen it?!' digs aimed at rivals on talkSPORT.

However, the current Premier League champions They personally tested Jason Cundy's iconic taunt after his winless streak was extended.

the city was defeated 2-0 by Premier League leaders Liverpool on Sunday to make it six defeats from their last seven in all competitions.

They are 11 points behind the Reds and fifth in the Premier League, and it now looks highly unlikely that they will win five consecutive league titles.

Pep Guardiola's side still have a wealth of world-class talent in their squad, but his ruthless squad has been AWOL of late.

And City's sharp decline has presented Cundy with a rare opportunity to mock City with their classic sports bar antics alongside co-host Jamie O'Hara.

The pundit seized the occasion on Monday night's edition by jokingly targeting famous names, fans and iconic locations.

“Haaaaaaaaaassssss has anyone seen Manchester City?” with a huge smile on his face he shouted. “Blue Moon, can you hear me, Blue Moon? Your boys took an incredible beating!”

“Seven games without a win! Noel Gallagher, can you hear me, Noel? Your boys took an incredible beating!”

“Jackie 'Knuckles', Pep's new contract, 'I'm feeling supersonic', Maine Road chippy, can you hear me chippy? Your boys took a hell of a beating!”

“(Erling) Haaland, stay humble! Haaland, stay humble! Can you hear me, Haaland? Your guys took an incredible beating!”

“Rodri's Ballon d'Or, Ricky Hatton, 'Wonderwall', 'Getting Sacked in the Morning', Bonnies Café, Manchester City stadium, can you hear me, Pep? Your boys took an incredible beating!”

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City have largely had an advantage over Liverpool in the race for the Premier League title, but after Sunday the roles have reversed.

Arne Slot's Reds deserved the victory, with goals from Cody Gakpo and Mohamed Salah strengthening their lead at the top.

Questions continue to arise over how their rivals have suddenly lost their form over the last month.

Liverpool fans chanted: “You'll be sacked in the morning!” in City manager Guardiola, who recently extended his contract for two years.

He responded by holding up six fingers as a reminder of how many Premier League titles he has won, although a seventh may have to wait.

Star forward Haaland has insisted that he and his teammates are still 'believing' in themselves despite their torrid form.

City face a tough clash against Nottingham Forest in the league on Wednesday, with a Champions League match at Juventus also on the horizon.

They will then face rivals Manchester United at home, and if another defeat comes their way then Cundy's cheeky jibe could quickly reappear.